Clevis pin for Favelle Favco Favelle Favco 7.5/10K

The clevis pin functions as a mechanical fastener and pivot point within the assembly of the Favelle Favco 7.5/10K tower crane. It connects multiple components that require relative movement, such as those found in the boom, trolley, or counterweight systems. By securing these joints, the pin allows for controlled rotation while maintaining the structural alignment of the crane assembly under load.

This component is engineered for the Favelle Favco 7.5/10K and Favelle Favco 7.5/10K tower crane models. It is designed to meet the specific dimensional tolerances and shear strength requirements established for these machines. Regular inspection of these pins is standard practice in crane maintenance to ensure that wear, deformation, or corrosion does not compromise the integrity of the pivot points.

In heavy machinery, clevis pins act as the primary link in articulating joints, providing a secure axis for moving parts. They are typically held in place by a secondary locking mechanism, such as a cotter pin or clip, to prevent axial displacement during operation. These pins are used throughout the crane structure wherever a hinged or pivoting connection is necessary for the mechanical operation of the lifting system.